The Pulp Authors Forum
Robert E. Howard gave us Kull the Conqueror, Conan the Barbarian, Cormac Mac Art, Solomon Kane, and so many others. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gave us both Sherlock Holmes and the Detective Adventure genre. Edgar Rice Burroughs gave us Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, Carson Napier of Venus, and other heroes. And Lester Dent gave us Doc Savage.
They were pulp authors who, along with dozens of other great writers, opened our minds to possibilities and peril-filled adventures in exotic locales. Their stories inspired comic books, movies, yet more books, and many new adventures that continue to this day. The Phantom, The Shadow, and even modern comic-book heroes like Batman and Spider-man owe a great deal to the classic Pulp Authors.
Pulp Authors Forum
Pulp Authors: FT on REH & Frazetta
Pulp Authors: Taylor Kitsch rumored for lead in "John Carter of Mars"
Pulp Authors: French Museum exhibit challenges Tarzan-inspired myths
Pulp Authors: Robert E. Howard fans celebrate his poetry this June
Pulp Authors: Michael Chabon working on "John Carter of Mars" script
Pulp Authors: Galaxy Press publishes new L. Ron Hubbard pulp collection
Pulp Authors: Article about Edgar Allen Poe museum
Pulp Authors: More Solomon Kane stuff
Pulp Authors: Howard's "Solomon Kane" made into movie
Pulp Authors: Dallas-Ft. Worth to see "Princess of Mars" stage play Oct. 2009
Pulp Authors: Inland Valley cherishes ERB's mention in Carson of Venus
Pulp Authors: Christian Bale rumored for lead in Disney's "John Carter"
Pulp Authors: Pulpy Goodness from Electric Tiki
Pulp Authors: favorite Michael Crichton book
Pulp Authors: Alex Ross talks Buck Rogers, Issue #0 coming May 2
Robert E. Howard gave us Kull the Conqueror, Conan the Barbarian, Cormac Mac Art, Solomon Kane, and so many others. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gave us both Sherlock Holmes and the Detective Adventure genre. Edgar Rice Burroughs gave us Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, Carson Napier of Venus, and other heroes. And Lester Dent gave us Doc Savage.
They were pulp authors who, along with dozens of other great writers, opened our minds to possibilities and peril-filled adventures in exotic locales. Their stories inspired comic books, movies, yet more books, and many new adventures that continue to this day. The Phantom, The Shadow, and even modern comic-book heroes like Batman and Spider-man owe a great deal to the classic Pulp Authors.
Pulp Authors Forum
Pulp Authors: FT on REH & Frazetta
Pulp Authors: Taylor Kitsch rumored for lead in "John Carter of Mars"
Pulp Authors: French Museum exhibit challenges Tarzan-inspired myths
Pulp Authors: Robert E. Howard fans celebrate his poetry this June
Pulp Authors: Michael Chabon working on "John Carter of Mars" script
Pulp Authors: Galaxy Press publishes new L. Ron Hubbard pulp collection
Pulp Authors: Article about Edgar Allen Poe museum
Pulp Authors: More Solomon Kane stuff
Pulp Authors: Howard's "Solomon Kane" made into movie
Pulp Authors: Dallas-Ft. Worth to see "Princess of Mars" stage play Oct. 2009
Pulp Authors: Inland Valley cherishes ERB's mention in Carson of Venus
Pulp Authors: Christian Bale rumored for lead in Disney's "John Carter"
Pulp Authors: Pulpy Goodness from Electric Tiki
Pulp Authors: favorite Michael Crichton book
Pulp Authors: Alex Ross talks Buck Rogers, Issue #0 coming May 2
